It’s there in the newborn cry
It’s there in the light of every sunrise
It’s there in the shadows of this light
Your great grace
It’s there on the mountaintop
It’s there in the everyday and the mundane
There in the sorrow and the dancing
Your great grace
Oh, such grace
From the Creation to the Cross
Then from the Cross into eternity
Your grace finds me
Yes, Your grace finds me
It’s there on a wedding day
There in the weeping by the graveside
There in the very breath we breathe
Your great grace
Same for the rich and poor
Same for the saint and for the sinner
Enough for this whole wide world
Your great grace
Oh, such grace
From the creation to the cross
Then from the cross into eternity
Your grace finds me
Yes, Your grace finds me
There in the darkest night of the soul
There in the sweetest songs of victory
Your grace finds me
Yes, Your grace finds me
Your great grace; oh, such grace
Your great grace; oh, such grace
So I’m breathing in Your grace
And I’m breathing out Your praise
I’m breathing in Your grace
Forever I’ll be
Yes, Your grace finds me
Yes, Your grace finds me
Matt Redman
written along with Jonas Myrin
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Aren’t you glad to have God’s grace and mercy?!? When Jesus came to Earth, He became a living example of God’s goodness. Jesus came to show us how to live, how to love, and how to care for each other.
Jesus lived among the people. He did not keep to Himself unless He needed to be refreshed. Then he would go to a secluded place to be with his Father. Jesus knew the importance of keeping a relationship with God. People did not always honor Jesus’ need to be alone; and He would graciously spend time with the people who were so hungry for His guidance.
In so doing, Jesus showed us how to love. He had (and still has!) compassion for those who are lost and hurting. He healed the sick and lame…He cast out demons…He raised the dead to life…and He fed the hungry. Jesus taught His disciples how to care, and show mercy, and give grace.
By caring for his disciples, Jesus was able to give us examples of how hard- hearted we can be. How many times have we made the same mistake, and then had the area of wrong revealed in such a way it broke our hearts to realize it? The is the power of the Holy Spirit working in our lives to bring us closer to Jesus. We do not need to be ashamed of what we have done. Rather we need to praise Him, Jesus, for caring and loving us enough to show us our error.
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Let’s pray: Father, thank You for Your grace and mercy. Thank You for loving us despite our pride…our need to be first. I pray You will continue to find me in my weakness and break me until I see You just as You are…not as I make You out to be. Thank You for humbling me. In Jesus’ name, amen.